Dessert sprinkles recalled in B.C. due to undeclared allergen

As festive, desirable, and innocuous as they seem, some precise dessert sprinkle solutions are going through a recall in a number of provinces across Canada thanks to the existence of an undeclared allergen.

On March five, the Canadian Meals Inspection Agency (CFIA) introduced that Wilton Industries Canada Corporation is recalling its Wilton brand sprinkle solutions mainly because they incorporate milk which is not declared on the label.

Anybody who is allergic to milk shouldn’t consume these solutions as they could bring about a serious or daily life-threatening response.

So significantly there have not been any claimed reactions and this recall was initiated by the corporation.

The recall consists of the pursuing solutions (with all date codes):

• Wilton Sprinkles Valentine Chip Crunch (98 grams) with UPC 70896 04277 4
• Wilton Sprinkles Rainbow Chip Crunch (148 grams) with UPC 70896 45364 eight
• Wilton Sprinkles Vacation Blend (215 grams) with UPC 70896 27649
• Wilton Sprinkles Assorted Treat Toppings (74 grams) with UPC 70896 09722 4.

These solutions were being offered in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, and potentially nationally.

Anybody who has these solutions must return them to the place of order or dispose of them.

The CFIA’s well being investigation into these solutions is underway, and could guide to the recall of more solutions.